July 1, 2013 at 11:58 pm
Hai friends,
i ve two tables
create table users
(
users_id int primary key,
username varchar(20),
password varchar(30),
department varchar(10),
designation varchar(20)
)
insert into users values('0001','Ram','ram@123','IT','programmer')
insert into users values('0002','Ra','ra@123','IT','Designer')
insert into users values('0003','Raju','raju@123','Sales','Area Sales Manager')
create table travel_request
(
request_id int primary key,
user_id int foreign key references users(user_id),
credit_amount float(20),
created_by varchar(10)
)
here the problem is how to insert the user id in travel request table?
July 2, 2013 at 12:39 am
Perhaps using an AFTER INSERT TRIGGER?
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July 2, 2013 at 12:43 am
No trigger needed!!
Just use an INSERT command. The thing you need to take care of is that the value of "users_id" you enter in the [travel_request] table must allready exists in table [users]. The code below give you two possible solutions. The first will insert all values hard-coded. The second will insert the values and searches the "users_id" that belongs to the given "username".
-- insert values hard-coded
insert into travel_request values(1, 3, 200, 'me')
-- insert values and search the "users_id" from the [users] table
insert into travel_request
select 2, users_id, 500, 'me'
from users
where username = 'Ram'
select * from travel_request
July 2, 2013 at 12:50 am
You really have to give more details about your problem. The way the question is asked, I have no idea what problem you have. Please explain what you are trying to do and what problem you encounter.
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July 2, 2013 at 12:56 am
raghuldrag (7/1/2013)
create table users(
users_id int primary key,
[...etc...]
)
insert into users values('0001','Ram','ram@123','IT','programmer')
insert into users values('0002','Ra','ra@123','IT','Designer')
insert into users values('0003','Raju','raju@123','Sales','Area Sales Manager')
Because your table is created with the column "users_id" with datatype INT, you should insert the values as a datatype INT. This prevents an implicit conversion of the VARCHAR datatype to the INT datatype. So the correct INSERT commands should be:
insert into users values(1,'Ram','ram@123','IT','programmer')
insert into users values(2,'Ra','ra@123','IT','Designer')
insert into users values(3,'Raju','raju@123','Sales','Area Sales Manager')
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